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Where: Hicklinge, Sweden
What: Lake
When: October 2016, 9.22am
With What: Hasselblad 555ELD & CFV II, Zeiss 80mm C Lens, tripod, 80th Sec, f5.6, iso 100 with Hahnel Giga T Pro with DIY modified cable and remote.
This is a follow up shot to my previous posting “Where have you been”.
To recap, I had to wade out 30 metres from shore to retrieve my dog – Fletcher – who appeared to be hiding behind a rock and was seemingly refusing to come back to shore. It turned out it was a misunderstanding on my part.
So having waded out to tell him off and after a lengthy staring competition which clearly went no where, I sent him packing back to shore with a stern look and a strong finger pointing gesture.
He shot me a look, as he reluctantly he left me there stranded on rock, which clearly said to me “Go Jump In A Lake.”
So my victory was remarkably short lived and now I had to get back to shore again. My trouser legs already ringing wet from the journey to the rock so I decided to take the dogs unspoken advice.
This shot is the result.
I hope you like it.
This is a 9 shot pano. 1 core shot of me jumping is stitched into the 8 shot panorama, the 8 shots is to capture the surrounding scenery to let the shot breathe. So the whole lot was shoved into Photoshop, stitched together, turned into mono with a few Luminosity masks to brighten and darken parts of the image and then a signature shoved on it.
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Description

Where: Hicklinge, Sweden
What: Lake
When: October 2016, 9.22am
With What: Hasselblad 555ELD & CFV II, Zeiss 80mm C Lens, tripod, 80th Sec, f5.6, iso 100 with Hahnel Giga T Pro with DIY modified cable and remote.
This is a follow up shot to my previous posting “Where have you been”.
To recap, I had to wade out 30 metres from shore to retrieve my dog – Fletcher – who appeared to be hiding behind a rock and was seemingly refusing to come back to shore. It turned out it was a misunderstanding on my part.
So having waded out to tell him off and after a lengthy staring competition which clearly went no where, I sent him packing back to shore with a stern look and a strong finger pointing gesture.
He shot me a look, as he reluctantly he left me there stranded on rock, which clearly said to me “Go Jump In A Lake.”
So my victory was remarkably short lived and now I had to get back to shore again. My trouser legs already ringing wet from the journey to the rock so I decided to take the dogs unspoken advice.
This shot is the result.
I hope you like it.
This is a 9 shot pano. 1 core shot of me jumping is stitched into the 8 shot panorama, the 8 shots is to capture the surrounding scenery to let the shot breathe. So the whole lot was shoved into Photoshop, stitched together, turned into mono with a few Luminosity masks to brighten and darken parts of the image and then a signature shoved on it.
© Copyright – redtree.me – All rights reserved.